Personal Development, Self Improvement

March 2, 2009

I was searching the internet for information to share with you to help you in your personal growth. Here’s some good articles/postings I came across recently: –

Bill paying time can go one of two ways: stressed out, tired, angry, can’t find anything, and even more stress because of late fees and bounced check fees – or – it can be organized, timely, quick, and automated so you don’t even need to do it! Which would you like? I prefer that latter so, let’s all get there with these simple tips to developing a bill organizer system that works for you.

Complaining is Toxic – Stop Complaining and Start Living
Constantly complaining is a complete waste of our time and our life and it’s a severe energy sucker. And more to the point, it does absolutely nothing to change the situation.

Making New Year’s Resolutions That Stick
New Year’s Resolutions have become a cliche. Everybody makes them and everybody breaks them! How many times have you made a solemn vow to yourself on January 1st, only to give up in frustration by January 8th?

Clutter Free For Good – Top 3 Reasons You Have a Cluttered Home and What You Can Do About It
If you’ve set a goal to get rid of your clutter and never see it come back, then in order to succeed you really have to know why your home got cluttered in the first place! Here’s the good news: if you can spot your situation in one of these scenarios, it will help you see more clearly how you can avoid getting cluttered ever again.

Your Organizing System – Take Time to Assess It
Are you one of those people who collect organizing tips and techniques like some folks collect recipes or antiques? Do you find that no matter how many of these clever ideas you apply, you still seem no further along the path of being organized? Before jumping into a whole new system or buying the most up-to-date tools and techniques, take some time to look at what you’ve already got.

Filed under Articles by David Caban on Mar 2nd, 2009.

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